How to dig a root cellar

Ready to learn about root cellaring? This article will teach you about root cellaring, ideal conditions, how to store food in a root cellar.

Running out of storage for your produce? If you harvest an abundant amount of root vegetables like potatoes and carrots and/or fruits like apples, making a root cellar with an old refrigerator is a simple yet effective storage solution.

Root cellars have been used for centuries to keep foods fresh, but they won't work if you make these root cellar mistakes.

Root cellars are time-tested ways to keep many types of garden produce without electricity. Store whole fruits and vegetables all winter long!

We are excited to announce that a re-purposed chest freezer makes a fantastic root cellar! It requires a few inexpensive parts, along with a bit of sweat equity, and the results are amazing. We have used our little root cellar for a few years now and are quite pleased with this inexpensive solution for storing

Wondering how to build a root cellar to store your fruit and vegetables? Learn the different types of root cellars, how to build one and how to store your harvest.

If you don't have room for a root cellar or are unable to dig one, there are several root cellar alternatives you can try.

Root cellars are an old fashioned way to keep food fresh without modern refrigeration. Insulated by the ground, a properly made root cellar will stay at "refrigerator" temperature year round, even in the heat of

Come along on my root cellar tour - here's what our years worth of food looks like! Now that it's finished, we were finally able to take you through...

Building our root-cellar was easy! (Ha ha) Just follow these simple steps: 1) Dig a hole. Our hole was 10 feet deep, 30 feet long, and 15 f...